Since this webtoon is going to get a live action show on Hulu and Disney+, I have to say something off of my chest...
I'm on the Rashta hate band wagon at the beginning, that is until I started to see this story a bit more critically and noticed that almost everyone is kinda sorta scummy in their own way.
And while slavery was practicaly normalized in that universe, anyone that is the closest thing to "heroic" don't do shit about it.
If on looks at it in some other way, Rashta is just a girl with little to no education that is trying to survive with only the tools that she had, and carrying with a lot of baggage and trauma. But even she made questionable choices.
If anything, this is more or less a deconstruction on a typical fantasy romance with poltical games that is close but not quite on par with Game of Thrones.
Since this webtoon is going to get a live action show on Hulu and Disney+, I have to say something off of my chest...
I'm on the Rashta hate band wagon at the beginning, that is until I started to see this story a bit more critically and noticed that almost everyone is kinda sorta scummy in their own way.
And while slavery was practicaly normalized in that universe, anyone that is the closest thing to "heroic" don't do shit about it.
If on looks at it in some other way, Rashta is just a girl with little to no education that is trying to survive with only the tools that she had, and carrying with a lot of baggage and trauma. But even she made questionable choices.
If anything, this is more or less a deconstruction on a typical fantasy romance with poltical games that is close but not quite on par with Game of Thrones.